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Monthly Archive for: "January, 2014"
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 Alaska Tour Teaser: The Camille Conte Show, Where NJ Meets AK via NC
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By Katey
In Archive
Posted January 30, 2014

Alaska Tour Teaser: The Camille Conte Show, Where NJ Meets AK via NC

Live on air tonight: Friends, please tune in by streaming The Camille Conte live internet radio show at 5:10pm Eastern Standard Time (1:10pm Alaska) for my 20-minute radio interview featuring [...]

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 Revising the Novel: Ruts and Subzeros
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By Katey
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Posted January 27, 2014

Revising the Novel: Ruts and Subzeros

So…I took a week off the blog. So…I’ve been pondering the same problem with Chapter 7 for 10 days. So…the pipes have frozen, the shower’s broken, and more weather is [...]

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 Revise Your Memoir: From First to Final Draft (Part 2)
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By Katey
In The Writing Life
Posted January 16, 2014

Revise Your Memoir: From First to Final Draft (Part 2)

Read Part 1 and the first draft right here.Without further a-do, let’s see how Idella opens scenes, adds and enriches detail, characterizes her father more fully, uses reflection, and [...]

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 Revise Your Memoir: From First to Final Draft (Part 1)
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By Katey
In The Writing Life
Posted January 13, 2014

Revise Your Memoir: From First to Final Draft (Part 1)

Some readers may or may not know that one of the ways I support myself is by offering mentoring and critique services to students across the United States. Typically, these are adults who have [...]

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 Novel Thaws as Crabtree Falls Settles Into Deep Freeze
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Posted January 9, 2014

Novel Thaws as Crabtree Falls Settles Into Deep Freeze

Local readers: I’ll be presenting in downtown Spruce Pine today at the Episcopal Church at 12noon to the Rotary Club. Come on out! Two days of deep freeze here, meaning subzero temperatures [...]

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 Winterize Your Airstream?
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Posted January 6, 2014

Winterize Your Airstream?

Sometimes, you just gotta drop everything and go when the goin’s good. The Snowshoe goin’ that is. Here’s Roan Mountain around 5800 feet, where it was 9 degrees in the SUN at [...]

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 Writing Advice: Coach Yourself Through the Silence
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Posted January 2, 2014

Writing Advice: Coach Yourself Through the Silence

When I write to my students each month to provide feedback on their submissions, one thing that often comes up is rhythm and its close relationship to style and punctuation. “Do you read [...]

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